TRAINING WORKSHOP
Nervous system literacy for schools
Nervous system literacy is the missing link in student wellbeing. This science-based workshop brings new understanding and practical tools to help your team respond to rising anxiety, self-harm and other behaviours.
Rethink issues like self-harm and anxiety through the lens of nervous system science
Discover and be able to explain the science of the nervous system
Understand different stress responses and their impact on behaviour
Experience practical tools for emotional regulation and co-regulation
Develop greater clarity, confidence, compassion for dealing with challenges
"The guidance you provided was tangible, helpful and reassuring. It was pitched well, so both experienced and less experienced staff were able to learn. They felt that your lived experience gave it an authenticity which was humbling."
Roedean School, East Sussex
WHAT’S INCLUDED
A 90-minute training for pastoral teams, wellbeing professionals and teachers
Nervous system literacy provides insight and tools to work with the body’s biology rather than against it.
It explains what’s really happening beneath the surface of anxiety, shutdown and harmful behaviour so you can respond with clearer strategies.
Delivered online or in person across the UK
Suitable for staff involved in wellbeing, pastoral care and teaching
Includes handouts and a companion guide for students
Optional follow-on sessions for parents and students
ABOUT THE TRAINER
What makes this training different?
Our founder, Beth Derry, is a Zoologist, a Resilience Coach and a certified Havening Techniques® practitioner. A mum of two teengers, she has spent over two decades helping the world's best known companies communicate turn complex challenges into clear communications.
Beth's lived experience is that she self-harmed as a university student and talks candidly about her experience - and what she wishes comone could have told her.
Beth developed her approach and launched Lovely Messy Humans in conversation with professionals and experts, educators, parents and young people.